Warticon

Warticon is a topical solution that contains podophyllotoxin, an antimitotic agent that works by preventing the growth and spread of genital warts caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). It is an effective and easy-to-use treatment option for genital warts, providing relief from itching, burning, and discomfort associated with this common sexually transmitted infection.

Warticon is a fast-acting topical solution that works by preventing the growth and spread of the HPV virus that causes genital warts. It is applied directly to the affected area and is absorbed into the skin, where it targets the virus and inhibits its ability to replicate. This leads to a reduction in the size and number of genital warts and provides relief from symptoms associated with this condition.

Warticon treatment is usually used twice a day for three consecutive days followed by a four-day break. It is important to follow the treatment schedule to achieve the best results. Before applying the solution, the affected area should be cleaned with soap and water and dried thoroughly. The solution is then applied directly to the wart using a provided applicator, taking care not to apply it to healthy skin. Treatment should be continued until the warts have cleared, up to a maximum of four weeks.

Basically, it works by affecting the way signals are sent to the brain, causing sleepiness. In addition to reducing the time you need to fall asleep, it increases the amount of time you spend sleeping.

There are no adverse effects associated with pharmacologic agent Zopiclone, more so it is safe to use for most people than other medications for insomnia.

Zopiclone abuse may cause dependence on the drug and prolonged withdrawal effects—avoid misuse of zopiclone.

Since your body becomes dependent on Zopiclone, you should taper off the dosage very slowly. This will prevent any withdrawal symptoms (Withdrawal effects can be very uncomfortable).

However, the dependence potential of Zopiclone is considered low. (This means that its withdrawal symptoms are unlikely to be unpleasant and do not last for too long).

Zopiclone can cause rebound insomnia when the drug is abruptly discontinued, so doctors encourage people to taper off the drug.

Physical dependance of the drug Zopiclone is rare and if occurs, it gets reversed when the drug treatment is stopped.